Sell My Used Car
Selling a used car in the UK usually comes down to three things: an honest description of the car, the right documents, and getting in front of people who are actually interested. Here's what tends to make the process smoother.
What to gather before you start
Have your V5C (logbook), MOT history, service records and any receipts for recent work ready. Buyers — private or trade — almost always ask about these before anything else.
Know your mileage, your car's approximate condition, and whether there's anything outstanding, like finance or a factory recall. Being upfront here saves time for everyone.
Being realistic about condition and price
Cars sell faster when the description matches reality. Noting a scuff on the bumper or a warning light that's on isn't going to scare off a genuine buyer — being surprised by it later will.
Your price expectation is exactly that: what you'd like for the car. It isn't a professional valuation, and different buyers may see different value in the same car depending on what they need it for.
What happens after you submit an enquiry
Once you tell us about your car, we review the enquiry and, where appropriate and with your consent, may share relevant details with motor businesses who buy vehicles like yours.
There's no obligation to accept anything that comes back. You stay in control of whether, and how, you proceed.